LSCAHM chef at work — three crafts, one profession
Culinary Arts field of study
i.
Culinary Arts
Patisserie field of study
ii.
Patisserie
Hospitality Management field of study
iii.
Hospitality Management
The disciplines

Three crafts that only make full sense together.

LSCAHM chef at the pass during service
i. Culinary Arts

Culinary Arts

From knife skills to menu authorship — classical technique, modern method and the produce knowledge behind both. Assessed where it counts: at the pass, in live service.

Classical techniqueModern gastronomyMenu developmentKitchen leadership
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LSCAHM pastry chef at work in the patisserie lab
ii. Patisserie

Patisserie & Baking

Precision craft to professional standard — viennoiserie, chocolate, sugar work and plated desserts, taught in dedicated pastry labs.

Artisan bakingChocolate & confectioneryPlated dessertsViennoiserie
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LSCAHM front-of-house service in a London restaurant
iii. Management

Hospitality Management

The room, the numbers and the guest — service design, revenue, teams and the operations that make a house run profitably.

F&B operationsRevenue & costingGuest experienceEvents & banqueting
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Not sure which section is yours?

Many students arrive cooks and leave managers — or the reverse. Talk to an advisor about the route that fits.

LSCAHM advisor talking with a prospective student